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£1,650.00
Extremely rare and desirable SS lectern, podium, music stand or similar banner. Black surround with Bevo white SS runes (some small rust stains in places). The internal side of beige lining material with the SS side sewn to it around te edge. To the bottom are silver wire tassles now tarnished. The top corners are both with aluminium clips (similar to dagger attchment clips) for attaching the shield shaped banner to the podium, music stand or whatever.
An extremely unusual and rare item in good overall condition.
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| Weight | 3 kg |
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Antique Armoury has over 30 years experience in collecting and exhibiting at British Militaria and Antiques Collectors Fairs. Our services include:
Authentic pre 1946 antique/ collectible Arms, Armour, Medals and Militaria:
Medals, Ribbons, Repairs, Research (into customer’s ancestor’s military service history) and Medal Mounting, Antique and Collectors Military and Sporting Muskets, Rifles, Pistols and Blunderbuss (legally owned) Deactivated Guns and Inert/ Dummy Display Bullets (legally owned) Original and Reproduction Armour Swords, Bayonets and Pole Arms Uniforms and Headgear Helmet Plates, Badges, Insignia, Sabretaches, Waist Belt Clasps, Shoulder Belt Plates and Pouches, Nazi Regalia Military Aeronautica Commission Sales, Ornamental military and heraldic plaques Restoration products, expertise and services.
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